FEATURE: Junior Sartain on a roll, come see what she has achieved
By Angelyce House and Nela Sedlarova This softball player is getting some serious attention from her school and is only a junior in high school. She is known for having red hair and being good at what she does. Being team captain and one of four people to be nominated for April’s athlete of the […]
Why It’s more beneficial to practice in a gymnastics gym rather than having a gymnastics gym in the school
By Bella Punzio Practicing in an actual gymnastics gym is more beneficial for me than having a gymnastics gym in the school. I think it would be cool to have a gymnastics gym in the school, but then if I think about it, I am not guaranteed the same equipment nor am I guaranteed a […]
Review: Chick-fil-A new drink for summer
By Brooke Vande Loo Chick-fil-A recently came out with a new drink, the Cherry Berry Lemonade. Adding a new lemonade was a great idea with summer coming up. Considering how popular their regular lemonade is, it was a great addition to the menu. The Cherry Berry Lemonade contains little pieces of blueberry, cherry and cranberries. […]
Milwaukee Brewers kicking off the new season
By Brooke Vande Loo Two weeks ago, the Milwaukee Brewers started their season off with a bang, winning their first series of the season against the New York Mets. Even with new manager, Pat Murphy, the team is killing it, having a record of 8-3 starting the 2024 season off with a bang. Murphy was […]
FEATURE: Maddie Cassidy, Rising Track Star
By Emma Wecker and Brookelyn Vande Loo It is rare for runners to qualify for the state meet not only once, but twice. Maddie Cassidy qualified for state during her cross country season and track season, as a freshman and sophomore. Cassidy has proven to be one of the top runners at Batavia. However, she […]
Batavia girls track team places 3rd at sectional
By Sasha Semanision Last Friday, May 10th, the Batavia girls track team competed in the Roselle (Lake Park) sectional track meet. Batavia got 3rd place, with 70 total points, which were scored in several events. This was a very competitive meet and included multiple highly ranked teams, including York, Oak Park and Metea Valley. York […]
FEATURE: Wardynski positively impacting Batavia
Multitasking jobs isn’t easy for most people. Maddy Wardynski, a preschool teacher at the Early Childhood Center in Batavia and a Batavia High School dance team coach, is one of many people who can example of someone who is excellent at multitasking. By day, Wardynski works with preschoolers, some who are typically-developing and some with […]
Q&A: Ashaurri Walker, freshman cheerleader
By Evelyn Velazquez Walker is a BHS freshman cheerleader. Since she was six she has been cheerleading. She has been a cheerleader for over eight years. Something she is looking forward to next season is welcoming in a new freshman and starting on a new team. Walker’s motivation in joining the BHS cheerleading was her […]
OPINION: College debt should be avoided
By Evelyn Velazquez College can be very expensive, and could take years to pay off tuition fees. Therefore, college education should be free. Free college education tuition would give students in low poverty an opportunity to be able to partake in any career they would like to do without dealing with large amounts of debt […]
REVIEW: ‘Wonka’ is worth a watch
By Evelyn Velazquez Have you ever had chocolate like this? Willy Wonka is portrayed by French-American actor, Timothee Chalamet in 2023’s film Wonka. It begins with an oceanic journey across nations, landing 22-year-old Wonka in the setting of the movie, England. We know this because almost all the actors have a British accent and the […]